Slip_Angle
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canucklehead604
one of the few 6MTs...
^ how i know what? trim specs? this was documented in Genesis brochures and specification details back in the model year releases. it was also detailed in media coverage of the models. various references have been shared on the forum over the years. it is well understood that the 6MT and 3.3T Dynamic (RWD) trims came standard with the "Euro" semi-metallic pads. all other trims, whether Brembo or not, came with ceramics.
without digging around to find all the various references here's the C&D article on the 3.3 Dynamic which talks about the Sport pads being standard on that trim:
www.caranddriver.com
without digging around to find all the various references here's the C&D article on the 3.3 Dynamic which talks about the Sport pads being standard on that trim:
2019 Genesis G70 3.3T Dynamic at Lightning Lap 2019
This sports sedan fits in at VIR better than its close relative the Kia Stinger GT.
Slip_Angle
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^ how i know what? trim specs? this was documented in Genesis brochures and specification details back in the model year releases. it was also detailed in media coverage of the models. various references have been shared on the forum over the years. it is well understood that the 6MT and 3.3T Dynamic (RWD) trims came standard with the "Euro" semi-metallic pads. all other trims, whether Brembo or not, came with ceramics.
without digging around to find all the various references here's the C&D article on the 3.3 Dynamic which talks about the Sport pads being standard on that trim:
2019 Genesis G70 3.3T Dynamic at Lightning Lap 2019
This sports sedan fits in at VIR better than its close relative the Kia Stinger GT.
Fair enough and I'm not questioning your data, just wondering where I can find it. I have a Canadian Dynamic 3.3T, which I believe is different from the US Dynamic. I assume it's got the standard pads but it would be good to know with certainty. I've found some specs but not everything.
canucklehead604
one of the few 6MTs...
^ good question - the Genesis Canada product line manager told me that in Canada it was only the 6MT trim that got the Euro pads. i know i saw this documented somewhere as well, but it's been a while...
the US had 2 trims with Euro pads as standard, but since we didn't get the RWD Dynamic 3.3T we got left out. yours is AWD therefore has the ceramics.
the US had 2 trims with Euro pads as standard, but since we didn't get the RWD Dynamic 3.3T we got left out. yours is AWD therefore has the ceramics.
